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The souvenir contains a short history of the Opiki Toll Bridge and a signed certificate for D W Mitchell, from the Lions Club, for crossing the bridge on the last day, at a cost of 50 cents.

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Multi-Page Document
Digitisation ID
2008Pa_A175-339_EPH_1539
Title
Souvenir of the Grand Closing of Opiki Toll Bridge
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November 1969

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